Governor Larry Hogan has designated Saturday, May 2 as Healthcare Heroes Day in Maryland - honoring doctors, nurses, medical workers, and first responders. 

 

Flags will fly at half staff, the State House Dome, Camden Yards, and M&T Bank Stadium, will be lit up blue, and the Navy’s Blue Angels and Air Force’s Thunderbirds will flyover the state to honor first responders and health care workers.

 

 

Baltimore, D.C. and Atlanta - we are heading your way this Saturday! Check back Friday for routes and overhead times. Stay home and stay safe!@StateMaryland @washingtondc @georgiagov#AmericaStrong #InThisTogether #HealthcareHeroes pic.twitter.com/FXOJMQ1PO5

— Blue Angels (@BlueAngels) April 29, 2020

 

Details are forthcoming on the flyover   - but viewers are encouraged to to watch the flyover from the safety of their home-quarantine and to refrain from traveling to see the flyover.  

 

At his press conference, Gov. Hogan said:

 

We’re going to be asking all Marylanders to join us in lighting up the state of Maryland blue to show our immense gratitude to these men and women who truly are the definition of Maryland strong"

 

The Blue Angels and Thunderbirds have already flown over New York City  and Philadelphia this week as a to salute frontline COVID-19 responders.

 

Update - 

Here is the Blue Angels Flight path for 5/2/20